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The 1853 New York Crystal Palace, the subject of one of Emily Esten's digital projects.

Digital Projects for the Public

Hi, My name is Emily Esten, and I'm currently the Project Lead, DocMaps at Knowledge Futures.

In my varied work experience—from project lead to curator, educator to site developer—my primary focus has been in engaging with audiences, content, and tools to build better research and teaching communities. I’ve played an active role in shaping collaborations, training, and programming around digital tools for scholarly communication.

In addition to my day-to-day work, I’ve done freelance site development for Contingent Magazine and Journey75 at the Mark Twain House & Museum. I previously served as Director of Communications for the National Emerging Museum Professionals Network.

Note: The above descriptive information came from her home page.

Info

HCommons: @estene
Portfolio: Portfolio
- Example: Visualizing the Crystal Palace
X/Twitter: @sheishistoric

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-{{toplink|url=http://www.emilyesten.com|name=emilyesten.com}}I am a digital scholar, a public humanities practitioner, and public historian.
+{{toplink|url=http://www.emilyesten.com|name=emilyesten.com}}[[File:EmilyEsten.jpg|409x409px|thumb|right|The 1853 New York Crystal Palace, the subject of one of Emily Esten's digital projects.]]<blockquote>''Digital Projects for the Public''</blockquote>
+Hi, My name is '''Emily Esten''', and I'm currently '''the Project Lead, DocMaps at Knowledge Futures'''.
-Hi, My name is Emily Esten, and I’m currently the Judaica Digital Humanities Project Coordinator at Penn Libraries as well as Social Media Editor & Site Designer for Contingent Magazine.
+In my varied work experience&mdash;from project lead to curator, educator to site developer&mdash;my primary focus has been in engaging with audiences, content, and tools to build better research and teaching communities. I’ve played an active role in shaping collaborations, training, and programming around digital tools for scholarly communication.
-I’m interested in technology and communities, especially as it relates to public humanities work. I want to build innovative digital projects with cultural institutions that engage audiences with objects, stories, and ideas. My passion is for collaborating on public projects that think critically about audience, content, and use of technology.
+In addition to my day-to-day work, I’ve done freelance site development for Contingent Magazine and Journey75 at the Mark Twain House & Museum. I previously served as Director of Communications for the National Emerging Museum Professionals Network.
-Broadly speaking, I’m interested in digital humanities, public history, public humanities, and digital culture. Check out the rest of my site to learn about the projects I’ve worked on and the organizations with which I’ve collaborated.
+''Note:''&nbsp;&nbsp;The above descriptive information came from her [http://www.emilyesten.com home page].
+==Info==
+*HCommons:&nbsp;[https://hcommons.social/@estene @estene]
+*Portfolio:&nbsp;[https://emilyesten.com/projects/ Portfolio]
+**Example:&nbsp;[https://emilyesten.com/work/crystal-palace/ Visualizing the Crystal Palace]
+*X/Twitter:&nbsp;[http://www.twitter.com/sheishistoric @sheishistoric]
+==See Also==
+*[[Contingent Magazine]]
+[[Category:Is-Historian]]
+[[Category:Is-Individual]]
+[[Category:Using-Computers]]
+[[Category:Using-Technology]]
+[[Category:Issue-Digital Humanities]]
+[[Category:Serves-Cultural Institutions]]
+[[Category:Does-Collaboration]]
+[[Contact Email::estenemily@gmail.com| ]]